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MONDAY, NOVLMBl-U 0, 1022.
Baseball
Football
Basketball
Billiards
Golf
Horse Racing
ijci:: arc
tin; o'l iam v inuA: n? ir:u - ,un
AURORA BEATS RED
ANO HIE IN LAST
E
FJNAL SESSION RESULTS IN Of
FEAT OF OTTAWA AFTf R HARD
' UPHILL FICHT AGAINST MUCH
STRONGER FOE SCORE WAS
X TO 0
Aurora. II!. Nov. 2ft. ( Special.)
Moth balls .ill be brought out and
football. stowed liay ut tho liig!
nkool .-, jiPT oti.i.'.i v us sfiit
eWn in cigfcih consecutive def.ut,.
atartia.) al h,ndH the f;ii
fiaet Aurcr.i asffroci tlon, Th flnal
Boorc. 2l n 0, Whlith ..;'. the K: -I
Auroraltc a victory, poveti ihir wav .
br tiiflr biff civil war with aa High
n,r"Ll'"r,,J ...... . ,
i ii" . i 1 i ii-.ii i ; . " iiiK A.M;
tp tho appropriale cnncdiui ; ol out
nllo feativitiei, bnl ). nonitndiitR
pul lie war, aiiwlttliif ly ; I ltd I ia thr
ceicbralinn .w iiea tbc popp; sludcti
band bad liniehed It triuiuiiuil in arc)
throuBb tin1 ?-t t. ol city. Tha
llKht i;lit warriors I i'1 th.'
(lory of tlo' day bjt wraJIoninc- thai -the
word walloplaa; the TJIden Ti n
hwond-: in the Initial ;;aje to
Tin' hivyv.clsbt to'it.'i
hotwptn it t'';:ni which
a one
atrongee,
kntw it played accordingly, :ni!
another equally as cosnlzanl of it
an'der dg position, but refvnlnfi to ad
mit It. After making a pair of first
downs in the Hrst eeaeion, Ottawa
brae 'i i refused the password to thi
Kallopinr Johnson r.nd Hurkol, and
punio.l tlv ball ut of danger from it
(welre yard line.
Itut tho Rod and Black was nol t
he dollied, and started the gecon I
Qiiartor with ruore of dctermlnalioa
and K'.- of confidence. Chuck" John
Htm vindicated his square Jaw U -n
he shtashed. crashed aad dove through
th opposing lino for repeated cains,
with mkIi yiclouaneta that tn one oa
eairion hot Ii he and Leonard Loftan,
Ottawa full back, cam.- together in a
headofi colli?ifin that lnyed both of j
fn'ehi out.
Tho Aurora player eQMtUaed In the
garnj-. but the vlsiUng catrkw sustain
ed a spine injury that may prove
awhWKi With a march thai was mad
pOsMbVe only "oy pretty interfer' ne
tu Kst High full h.iek amashed
threogb for time Ibrsl down, and
llnally poundjed tnrocRh the vfstttnaj
Unit 'for the tl r t teuchdosm. CnXttr
dropped back and scored the extra
pofnt with a tnatchlca j;oal from
plhdcment. It must io said tfuM Pn
ornfek'.s interci ptioa of an Ottawa for
wdrd pass was one or tbe detemining
(actors that .started the local engine to!
tea.h Hobinaon'a chm scored
twiCft n tne tinal period. . :ien tune
with the br.ll cdutchW In thi s$a. k) ts
QUARTER
of 1
nrins of the husky blonde full back. !
Johnson, liowover. equal credit must Ann Arbor Mich., Nov. W. Mlchl
ho g'.v.-n Btirkcy, wheu aftillty to pick jgna's hitherto apetiees genf ijue was
hole:; was gratifying; to properafCk, crossed here Saturday in a terrific
whose Interference was perfect, ami i clash between fairly even elevens, the
hflje opening ability of the Hue. I Wolverine's winning, i to ti. But it
'.When the final period opened, East was not until the last two minutes of
High had the ball on Ottawa':- twelve- pkiy that the scrappy Bnttgera ptM
yard line, a position Hint had been 'over a series of forward passes, carrv
Kalnorl by none other than Straight I Rig the ball steadily down the field!
football, pins BWket-a twenty yard re-,aiid a short one w itii liaglehi-rger re-:
turn of an Dttawc kick. Johnson took ceiving Ii gaw- the .... a from i
tho We opening ability of the lino. Madison a chance to tear loo e.
ripped through for the seeand marker
Cutter booted another placement, :i!i
thw score ctood, East Hich, 14; (
tawn. 0.
Then to prove that all the punch la
not contained in the so-called first!
fr1ne i: mimher nt iitlllt.v nlnVAra in. I
eluding Pohl. Shaw, PatclskI and Tu
lor, wore substituted. Again East
High punched the visitors' line. John
son varied things by ekirting left end
for forty yards, the longest run of the
Sf&me, and followed by hurtling over a
tangled mass of players tor the third
and flnal score of the game. Cutter's
attempted place kick hit the cross bar
and bounded back. In due considera
tion for Ottawa, it must be stated
tilt a their list of substitutes became
somewhat depleted nor the close of
the same and their team was visibly
ttVl. They rough! a good fight, but
ajWlnst hopeless odds.
4sast High looked good after tji
Hint period. Their interfep nee was
well nigh perfect -(pretty to watch
SAME PRICE
for over years
ggQuncesforgEJ?
Use less of
KC
BAKING POWDER
than of higher
priced brands.
The government used
millions of pounds
iKX-KC-KC-rKC-KC
i
, i la Hi.'
ri'siili
ntgltM
llglon
punts. I
-.ins
good,
n nr.'.
of plugging: may, nigl I after
with ;i tenacity ttkln hi s n
I Tin !dn Kdt down well cm
mill i wry member of tho loam
t Imp i dtftton tor ti kifm
tie in ta Kiini'
Ottawa ir ver had ,r rhanco In
hut v, ore Mi 'iilin- fn.in itgl i i,i
which k. pi th ocor d i n, Th
'i i
Otlawr.
Eart
PM rj
Oeh -
High.
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P, ikri ..i
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Rttmi, it.
itiler, le.
I'lmoM'l, oh,
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fun-el. ihh.
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II fl el h on, rbb,
Logon fn
9 C. Johi -OB. II).
Gtlnv.a 0 S I 0 0
Kr-i air.h " " o ii "
Tw:chUow.f -C, John " I. Ooat
after touch lo.vn Cutter, 1. Ban
H , n W ,
I Arnif.'ru';!or for V. .! v. !' Wt.ltl
i lor Armliruster. Shav for Od
lochlager PaHckl for PropernJck,
rxai For unmet, wtncaier rr.r i .:nn-
son. C. Johnion for WInckh r, : bnaon
for Iuherty
Plw tor (:kli . f I
kins for I'ler; p. Pi Irce
tor t alKl'.!' A
Referee- -Schn ller, Osk
Park I'm-
pire- Henni-s. hi. n o
ntdM -Taylor, Oak Pi rk.
I 1 1 Mw -
COMES PPOM
H03EMANS
BEhhMD TO BEAT YANK
N'eW Y.ii'.:. Haft SOL- SI. owing :i
i.iu..lity :t ii'i .- gnaior tn.ui ii.' gen-
. rail' was eiwrMed with, Kdouard llor-
.iiiiiiis. the i;. :ji;:n champion, came
from l-pii,,l iinii defeated Wetker
("oehran of Ban francisco, 100 to 105
in the afternoon gams .i Ike srorW
International bUHaVd championsbip at
Hotel Peanaylvaala.
Ai tin- e;id of the sixteenth Inning
Cochran 1. d 4i ." to '-'fl::. He missed I I
the sevan tceotb : n.l it wag hi- last
st...; ;is lloremans by a niat"iful di.--play
of billlarda weal odd with an on
anist! id run or rjnT. Avoragei were
net high, the Belgian not.-hing -4 717
ami the American, whftee high run was
if3. suttinf L'4 4 i7 ii mi Cnchn i
third defeat and put him out oi the
ruiminp.
I0HN THOMAS WHOLE
SHOW AGAINST ILLINi
Chicago, Nov. -0. With Johnny
Thomas, the human hatterinc ram.
and his brother, Harry, rippine and
tearing the llUni lin' to pieu s. Chica.
go triumphed over Illinois l-fl In tbi sr
annual f,ann Salnrdas T'i- M i.m .a ,
thus remain nndefewtcd In the race
for the western conference eha.ropio.it
ship. The rontast was wltnegsed by 32,
'i) persons, the same number that
witnessed the Chic,.o- i'ritx .-ion
prime.
BADGERS CROSS MICH.
GOAL FOR FIRST TIME
WEST AURORA BEATS
MORRIS HIGH 54 TO 12
, " " , .
Morris. Ilk, Nov. oO. ..lixins
runs, line smashes and forward pass
es with even a lesser degree of the
usual efficiency, West Aurora admin
latered a 54 to IS trimming to the
Morris crew Saturday after noon on
(he latten grllron. Upwards of "lift
yowling fans watched tho Fletcher
men deal out the unmerciful spank-1
ing.
ii i1
Pocahontas Coal
Has been received
The only substitute for use in hard coal
furnaces
M. E. NATTINGER
The House of Good Coal
CHARITY DANCE
Under the auspices of SaiUa Maria Court No.
236, Catholic Daughters of America
THURSDAY, NOV. 23
Armory, Ottawa, 111.
Hentrich's Ten Piece Orchestra
SI. 00 Couple 50c Extra Lady
Football Scores
v EST.
rwcngoj I; Hinux, .
Mil higaii, HI; V. laootialn, !.
l iwa, l Ohio stut.'. 9,
Northwestern, M; Monmouth, 14,
Notre Pome, Under, ''
Wabash, 85; Chicago v. M. 0. A.. 7
Win. -k i. :i ; K.H1 . rii'i. n.
Drake ! i : arhuMtl o.
I n 1 1 hti n, B Mb blgan Aggie.
Margin i". 6; l Irott, :i.
Wtrt Reserve, II; Kenvou. IS,
honver u . l(h Colorado Dol . 1 1.
Bradley. 21; Lake Poratt, 6.
PACIFIC COAST
V.."h
ton, 12:Staa(ord, 3,
Oramn. 10; Oraton au-. 9,
California, 111 Hrad IS.
Southern California. i; Idaho
EAST.
i Princston, 1
lie. , n, 3; H
i Ptnm .. haul;
V
Paiili'io'ith.
I oli'mln';! 7
pittgbtirgi) 19: W, and .1 . .
1 Rutmn . 17: New Vori V . 0.
(;roraeiown I . 19: Bncknell.
l:,wroi. Pol U! r.inisns 4
avrmm m. It- Holnl 7
c .... U, IS; Albright, 1 1.
I Army, 31; Hates, a.
IWIilian:
?
:7: unherst,
Massachusettt
o.
.'.
II.
SOUTH.
Auburn, 8: Centre, n.
Yii-i-ir.i.' 1. !. . I ' : Was'iinyo'i
I .. ", t'..
Ke t". '.v, 6: Alahamn. ft,
Vanderbilt, 1J: Qegrgln, o.
fi rmessee, is; Bewanee, 7.
Maryland, :': Johna Hopkins, 0.
Texas L and M.. S4 ! Rli -. 0,
Texas. 35; Oklahoma. 7.
Florida, ;7; Tulane. t.
fleorgta 'i ech., 17; M. Cnrolina Bt
Wi t Virginia, 13; Virginia, 0.
and
STOVE OFFICIAL DIES
ON AURORA
INKS
An
Kt nd
Bent
nam-.
ora. 111.. Nov. J -Thomas H.
ill, fit. n- ad the tales depart
here o th. Ratnbonis-Snrd oru
sUivo mntiul'aeturcrs, dropp":'.
dead of heart failure en the golf link
of the 'I'lrera foi.a. .hib yester.l-' .
-'"'"
?r
I '". : L'
morning. Fnooral arrancenieni-
Ii Ing d !.... e i while a st rack
carried tor Mrs. William Durkhari
of Cincinnati, Ohm. his (laughter, ul. ,
as m on a m it ring trip at d
who-n "i Bjtforts have failed to lo ti .
Other r.urvivors or. a -on, Ifyron A.
Kendall, and two daughters), Mrs.
Claud.- P. Btggga of Uakflfwootf, 'M lo,
and Ml I irfa Kendall tit Aurora.
JOLIET AND VALLEY
BATTLE TO A 0-0 TIE
Eor one lour; hoar the Jnliet Sb..l)
bonaa and Spring Valley WiW Cats
locked horns on Richards Qeid in
Jollet yesterday. Both t'-ams fought
Ilk" demona and did their best to
score but neither could cone close
to the other's goal line It wa; just
a battle of giants with tho result tho
scale was balanced and the score (Ml.
Fans who saw the contest were loud
in their praise of tiie game many
pronouncing it the greatest ever play
ed In this locality.
Neither team was satisfied over
tho result and another game will be
played In the near future. Six thou
sand people, one of the largest crowds
to attend a foothill game in Jollet,:
turned out for the big tilt.
MEASLES
m S3
V
may to followed by ssnocs
cold troubles; use nigiitly
Cost 1 7 Million Jen Used Yearly
Saturday
i.
E PLENTIFUL
AS DUCKS MIGRATE
JO WINTER"
HUNTERS REPORT MANY QUAIL.
SOME PRAIRIE CHICKENS AND
AN ABUNDANCE OF RAB3IT3
AND SQUIRRELS.
Wild dUCka ore tratpefOOt, hunters
.hi! the most of them are big,
1 fnt. juicy, birds, coming down from
the north. Snow Btortni and cold
that in the QthOtas and Mintu'
iota is given us t1T' cause of Ike an
nuai aatcrntloi at this time. The
Illinois river in the bottoms near
I'.erh are hfcld to be alive with the
birds which Ihive come later this
year than usual.
The hunter is promised bounti
ful s. asou in it is reported there were
never Bb many quail as right now.
and rabhfts are numerous. The quail
leason la open, hut closes Dec. 10.
There have been more huntnig !i
. . ii .es issui-il than Usual bur the
trapping? permits are In majority.
Trappers in this neighborhood
flgurt
on a
lioitnt :f.H winter.
The Hunting Laws.
The
-'V.'S
huHetin of game lawt
1922
(tor
the following proofs
.nt
Illinois:
i) pen .sii.-on
.Ian. aqnlrn
RnhVI. .v
l to
I. July 1 to DOC ti
eii.ii1
Oil. k
(hobwttftel, Nov pi to Dec Iff;
aoose. brant Wilaon snipe
t gatllnule, black bellied and u. l
den plov. rs. yellow lees. SepL 17. to
Dec ft rail, other than coot and
gatlinule, Bept 1 t Nov. 30,
Hitntirg llcenew non-residi nt,
110.5ft; rewfdeni II. Licenses will
not he issued to aliens, nor to min
ors under 16. without written con
Bent of parents or guardian, l - ued
by village, city or county clerk
Owners. their children and ten
ants ;n actual residence may nun
daring open B 08 800 on own land vith
otit license. Permission required to
nuiu on 1
Ball li
ftquifeUj
rie Etatcfc
hunt on la .. ! f another.
limits and possession. Ten
li tibbits. 12 quails, 'l Diai-
blekene, 1 coot, plieasant, Is
love. 15 in a'! the black bellied and
golden plovers and yellow le-;s. 16
snipe, ir. tt all of coot and gaUihul".
c rail bet pjt more tau 2fi n all
. f rail.-, corns and gtilfuit' J"' 'lucks.
- g -VVsHm n da.J.l" DIP
Limit In is-MMo-ifj2jfl0tiirrels.
St qu. il. 1 prairie chickens, r. cork
pheasants, .32 aov-s, 60 Mack bellied
and golden plovers and yellow legs,
50 snipe, 69 coots and gailrifts. CO
rail, ;u .lacks. i geese. 10 nratil
Sale - Hi
teem ra
ohlitted.
--.--ale ol al. pruteetdd tame
kbblta during open 'HMison.
prohBiit.-d
Export -Export of all protected
game; except rabbit, prohibited, ex
cept non resident licenses may take
fl 01:1 state 50 game birds or animal.;
if carried openly for inspection, but
not more than two days' limit of mi
gratory birds shall be' exported in any
one calendar week.
m
You Are Invited to Her
Hon. Ciias. E Woodward
Discuss the Merits of the Proposed New
Illinois Stare Constitution.
An opportunity for every man and woman to obtain the
information that will enable them to vote intelligently for the
adoption or rejection of the new constitution.
Baptist Church, Tonight
EIGHT O'CLOCK SEATS FREE
t A Standard Last
t In Men's Shoes
B 1
i
...
E. CLAUS & SONS
Since 1365
Getting: Even
L. onard Stround. termer world's champion rider, gave his brencho
a chance Cor revenge on his mechanical rival i:i this brilliant feat of
i ip. In one magnlfii -nt l-ap the spirited animal carried bin
lidtr over the high touring ear.
PRINCETON WHIPS
YALE BY 3-0 SCORE
1 Princeton, N. j., Nov. SO.- -Prince-ton
Qonted ti: conventions and made
a mockery of fate for the Ual time
this season Saturday afternoon in
.1 feutitlK th heavily favored Yale
.mt!it. :; to 0 before a mighty crowd of
football enthusiaets
Ontruehed, but never outguessed or
outgnmcd, the Tiger carried the Yale
defensive li. Jore it in olie compelling .
riisiiat the star! of the second half,
forced the play far down into Yale's
territory and then faced by a deter
mined defense, ent Smith bneh to
the 16-yard line to drop kick the three
points which meant victory for Prince
ton and defeat tor Yale.
MARSEILLES TIGERS
DEFEATED BY MORRIS
The .Marseilles Tigers, handicapped
by a slippery field, went down In de
feat yes! ird iy at the hands of the
he&yy Morris t. am. The light Mar
seilles squad was unable to stop the
rushes of Polly Wotpe, Bnger and
White and White carried the bjtfl
our twice while Eager did the net
once, making a Ri-nrc of IM-O.
Time and again Patsy Dttgan, aJr
hair ba i;. for Marseilles, woul
Mar.-, .lie w.. 11!.. not
started oiilv t.
tion of the
tie .11.1 :
! ii
lads are unsatisfied
of the
.Morris
game
Itea to
and will ohalmnt
another battle,
Wants to Sliare Hit Joy.
The man who, after passing yon by
for ten years, suddenly greets you by
our name ha-n'i been reading nn edi
torial en courtesy, He has lust been
nominated for sometlilhg, New York
Tribune.
When a man hnds a last that
trtllyfita his foot, he likes to be able
to duplicate it in the various styles
ie chooses. We make a special
effort to make it possible and easy
for him to reorder that particular
last; wc carry some half-dozen
standard lasts
every season, iden
tical except for new
tyle features.
Black or Brown,
Priced from
$3.50 lo $8.50
With the Auto
CLAUS LFADS SCHOOL
SQUAD TO VICTORY
"Eddie" Claus, former high school
player, new playing with Northwest
ern college at Napervllla, showed his
stUfl Saturday when be led his team
to I s o victory over the classy Lov
ola university team. Eddie goofed
one ton. hdown while he sent his
team captain over four of them and
his half back over for two more. This
ended the 1932 football season at
Maperrllte which was one of great
success. Reports from the upatats
oamp have it that Eddl" may ho
1 ap'ain next year.
LOCAL BOYS TRIPPED
UP AT WESLEYA.l
"Ike" Bellrose, 'Fat'' Furmhnls
and Bill Zwanxig were not heroes this
week end for Illinois Wesleyan when
they took iheir tecond h.jating of the
season Sai'irdar at the hands of II!!
nois college by 11 12-ft count. Ike
QHICHESTER S PILLS
V-jA ' M .''o.-r''-.rw.,7',ff!.ti,T.v
W v.tiJ ri.. ;:,. r n... r ..... V :
vs.- .y
r S0ID8V
IKI.S' 1. : Ma
BY 0HIGGI1 5VtRVVTMt"RF
j Jot
Few ol us eftew our
food enough Hasty
meals are harmful, hut
Wrigley's stimulates the
flow of saliva that helps
the stomaeh take care
oi
Th
wrapptTB
bats
V
The
LA SALLE WINNER
OF CONFERENCE BY
UNMARRED RECORD
I . K
Lfl Salle-Peru high hi hool won the
I tine oi chanrplons at the uiinou val
ley for i!isi Balurday when they
took Bprlng Valley Into camp by a
I I ii score
; Pellowa' team has now defeated
Ottawa. Strealor and Spring Valley.
when ith Lt saiie ..impose the Ills
Pour .if the conference. Mortis
l inks next hirh having beaten Ot til
wu and Spring Valley and still huv
, lug a clean slate. Neither lenip has
any more rallies scheduled so the
: ... . nt rankinr will hawe to stand.
Ottawa le t the greatest numNf of
: giine-v losing thee while Streator
1 ' ik. even, heating Princeton and
: losing to La sail" Princeton has ap
; pi an d in the territory In only one
j game and would be picked as 'the
weakest team In the conference! ot
tawn . u l l be second low with Spring
: Valley third While Streator in a
III itter of games would rank as high
is M uTl-r In .1, matter of opinion they
j would be second to Lfl Salle In the
showing they made against La, Salle.
The per. entnge columns give" . 1.1
Sail nrsl and the. rest of the tennis
in rotation. Morns, streator. Sprine,
Valley, Ottawu and Princeton.
fOBghl hard as did Eat when he jot
the chance but the eleven from the
'Illinois college w.re better and prov
ed It by the score they ran up.
Sunday's "Pro" Results.
' anion. 7: Chicago Cardinals, 0.
Chicago Ileus. ::. Rock island. fL
Milwaukee, !:;: Oorany Indians, 0.
A Greai Gift.
If Is a grew I gift, i.ui know thai
of being really friendly with .very
dlffi people It i- a pity more ot
tis htiven'i it To nsModule wiili thi
same kind of 1 pie ali I he time it
upi i" make .me 'I,-: ;i little naajOhiW'
Ulltl ilnli. ilea : wn lion'.:'- ...y
Quick Action of Pianist.
An esrperl pianist . to cultivate
his ee so as to s. . ,.n) nofes or
s.jiis iii a iiiUmie, w hili! ids . lingers
innke ai leiisi 2.(t(Hi luovemonta in the
Su ae space 01' lime
FELT HATS
CLEANED
We di
Rebnitd
want.
an all
1 hem
kinds of felt
in any shape
hats,
yon
Vy'e
sued.'
also dye
shoes in
all
biad
leather ami
or brown.
OTTAWA HAT CLEANING SHOP
Madison Street
Ntxt to the lotcrarban Gtaton
Eat less, chew It more
and use Wrigley's alter
every meal.
It keeps teeth white,
breath sweet and com-
acid mouth.
ThU In Wrisley's nm
iii-rmint rnrwtns
"nins WrlfVy dr
ill, hi mi. I lirnottL to jou
1b a new form.
Flavor Lasts
C81
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